For your year truck I am pretty sure GM makes a few different load ratings. You might want to check with a dealer or a online factory parts place to see what they offer per your vin and other options.
What? Cognito lift not taking a H2? Who are you taking to, thats not right. Let me know whats up buddy and I will get you all handled so you don't put yourself in a corner with things fitting right. :thumbsup:
WOW,, you guys are funny. 12" blocks...wow!!:nono:
I want to say the pin's are 9/16's also. Are you thinking of going 2". That dually will be pretty raked again with 2". I would take a fender spec in the rear and the front and then put a drop hitch in and use it to take a floor jack and...
I have found Bilsteins work great on any of these 3/4 or 1 ton trucks. Just have to make sure they are the proper fitment for the best results and you will be happy with them.
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Sorry I wish I could say 100%. I have not taking any time to go over those years to see. I have not had one every come into our shop sense we opened. Sorry I wish I could help. I think I posted how to check on your other thread.
Really in the front end even if you crank up the torsions you never in large the factory suspension span so you don't need a 2" true over shock. I would (with the OE in place) jack the truck up by the frame and let the front suspension drop out on one side. Look and see if the shock limits the...
Sorry those are not right, I just read your truck is a 96 and these will only work on the 01-up.
I don't have a longer shock package set up for that year. Haven't had anyone ask before.
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Ha ha, yea we have done the cast to steal before and it takes alot of talent to get it to hold. I am not a welder (well, JB weld:h) but some of my top welders I have had in the shop have told me of the reasons it makes it real hard, if I am right it's the pours of the cast and you have to heat...
The pitman and idler arms are cast so welding that to the metal will not be that easy. I have a ton of trucks running larger tires and not having problems like this. Really think it's a fluke :frown5:
Hey by the way nice looking Boxer :thumbsup: We have a male thats about 9yo and I have had...
They are a great upgrade to help the idler and pitman last about 3 times longer than with out. You just want to make sure you have idler and/or a pitman arm that is not showing a ton of slop/wear before adding them on. They are a brace not a fix to a sloppy joint in the socket of either arm...